Villa Nereo – Seafront Villa with 24m Heated Infinity Pool in Roca Llisa

Occupying an exceptional seafront position in Roca Llisa on Ibiza's east coast, Villa Nereo is a striking contemporary home with uninterrupted Mediterranean views stretching towards Formentera.

The villa's south-facing position and extensive glazing make the sea an integral part of almost every room. Living spaces and bedrooms look directly towards the Mediterranean, while wide sliding glass doors open the house onto expansive terraces and a spectacular 24-metre heated infinity swimming pool.

Set within approximately 3,000m² of landscaped Mediterranean gardens, Villa Nereo provides an impressive amount of private outdoor space. Extensive terraces incorporate sunbathing and lounge areas, al fresco dining, an outdoor kitchen and barbecue, while the gardens include fruit trees and a dedicated chef's herb garden. An outdoor garden laser cinema provides another memorable way to enjoy warm Ibiza evenings.

Inside, the property combines clean contemporary architecture with warm, understated interiors. A substantial open-plan living space incorporates a lounge, dining area for twelve and a comprehensively equipped Gaggenau kitchen, while every bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, dressing area, private terrace and sea views.

The villa also has a fully air-conditioned private gym and infrared sauna.

Designed by Ibiza architect Jaime Serra with interiors supported by Dutch designer Jurjen Van Hulzen, Villa Nereo combines its remarkable waterfront position with exceptionally generous indoor and outdoor spaces.

For guests wanting privacy and extensive facilities while remaining within easy reach of Cala Olivera, Cala Llonga, Santa Eulalia and Ibiza Town, it is an outstanding base for discovering Ibiza's east coast.

An Exceptional Seafront Setting

Villa Nereo's position is one of its defining features.

Set on the coastline of Roca Llisa, the property enjoys approximately 180-degree views across the Mediterranean from its principal living areas and bedrooms.

The elevated terraces feel remarkably close to the water, creating an almost uninterrupted connection between the house, swimming pool and sea.

On clear days, the island of Formentera can be seen in the distance.

Ibiza's east coast is also known for its morning light. Early risers can watch the sky brighten over the Mediterranean and enjoy sunrise from the terraces before much of the island has begun its day.

Throughout the property, the architecture has been designed to preserve these views. Large areas of glass frame the sea from inside, while wide sliding doors allow the living spaces to flow naturally onto the terraces.

24-Metre Heated Infinity Pool

The centrepiece of Villa Nereo's outdoor areas is its remarkable 24-metre infinity swimming pool.

Running along the Mediterranean-facing terrace, the pool provides plenty of room for both swimming and relaxation.

Its generous length makes it particularly appealing to guests who enjoy starting the day with a proper swim, while the infinity edge visually connects the water of the pool with the sea beyond.

The pool can be heated, making it particularly useful during the cooler periods of the Ibiza season. Please check at the time of booking for any applicable pool-heating charges or seasonal arrangements.

Extensive decking and terraces surround the pool, with ample space for guests to relax beside the water without the area feeling crowded.

Whether swimming at sunrise, cooling down during the afternoon or simply relaxing beside the water, the pool and Mediterranean panorama form the focal point of outdoor life at Villa Nereo.

Expansive Sea View Terraces

The scale of Villa Nereo's terraces is another significant feature.

Rather than a single pool terrace, there are multiple areas designed for sitting, dining, sunbathing and entertaining.

Guests can gather together around the pool while still having plenty of space to find a quieter corner when desired.

Comfortable lounge areas overlook the sea and provide natural gathering places throughout the day. In the morning, the terraces are ideal for coffee while watching the sunrise. During the afternoon, attention moves towards the swimming pool and sun decks, while evenings lend themselves to drinks and dinner outside.

The uninterrupted outlook means the Mediterranean remains the backdrop from morning until night.

Mediterranean Gardens

Villa Nereo sits within approximately 3,000m² of landscaped Mediterranean gardens.

Mature planting softens the contemporary architecture and provides a green setting around the terraces and outdoor living areas.

Fruit trees grow within the grounds, while a dedicated chef's herb garden provides fresh Mediterranean herbs.

The gardens add another dimension to the property beyond the pool terraces, creating a sense of space and separation from neighbouring properties while reinforcing the villa's connection to its natural coastal surroundings.

Outdoor Kitchen & Barbecue

Ibiza's climate makes outdoor cooking and dining one of the pleasures of a villa holiday, and Villa Nereo has been designed accordingly.

A dedicated outdoor kitchen and barbecue allow meals to be prepared close to the terraces rather than requiring everything to be carried from the main kitchen.

This is particularly convenient for long lunches beside the pool or relaxed evening barbecues.

Guests can spend the afternoon swimming and relaxing before moving naturally into drinks and dinner without needing to leave the terrace.

Al Fresco Dining

A dedicated outdoor dining area provides a wonderful setting for meals overlooking the Mediterranean.

Breakfast outside as the sun rises over the water, enjoy leisurely lunches between swims or gather together for dinner as the temperature cools in the evening.

For groups who enjoy entertaining at home, the combination of the outdoor kitchen, barbecue, extensive terraces and dining spaces means Villa Nereo is particularly well equipped for spending entire days and evenings at the property.

Outdoor Garden Cinema

One of Villa Nereo's most distinctive features is its outdoor garden laser cinema.

It provides an unusual way to enjoy Ibiza's warm evenings, allowing guests to settle down outside for a film beneath the night sky.

For families, the cinema provides an additional evening activity without leaving the villa, while groups of friends can turn a quieter night at home into a private outdoor movie evening.

Together with the pool, gardens and outdoor kitchen, it is another reason why Villa Nereo works particularly well for guests who want their villa itself to be an important part of the holiday.

Indoor Living

Wide sliding glass doors connect the terraces directly with Villa Nereo's principal open-plan living area.

Opening these doors allows the interior and exterior spaces to function almost as one, with the Mediterranean visible beyond the terraces.

The interiors use soft, warm neutral tones that complement rather than compete with the dramatic coastal setting.

Generous proportions throughout the main living area also make the property particularly comfortable for larger groups.

Main Lounge

The main lounge provides extensive comfortable seating arranged around a television and contemporary fireplace.

It is an inviting place to gather when guests want to move indoors while retaining the sea views through the expansive glazing.

The fireplace also makes the room particularly atmospheric during cooler periods of the season.

Despite the scale of the room, the soft furnishings and warm neutral palette give the living area a relaxed and welcoming feel.

Dining for Twelve

The open-plan dining area has a large table seating twelve guests.

Positioned between the living space and kitchen, it creates a natural central point for shared meals indoors.

The generous capacity also makes the villa particularly suitable for guests arranging private catering or a chef during their stay.

With indoor dining, al fresco dining and extensive terraces available, meals can take place in different settings throughout the holiday.

Gaggenau Kitchen

Villa Nereo has a substantial, well-equipped contemporary kitchen designed for serious cooking as well as everyday holiday meals.

The kitchen is fitted with Gaggenau appliances and includes an induction hob, conventional oven and separate steam oven.

Cold storage is equally generous, with a large refrigerator and freezer providing plenty of capacity for a full house.

Two dishwashers are particularly useful when entertaining larger groups, while a dedicated wine cellar provides appropriate storage for wines and champagne.

The kitchen's specification makes it equally practical for guests who enjoy cooking themselves or for a private chef preparing meals at the villa.

Combined with the outdoor kitchen and barbecue, Villa Nereo provides an unusually comprehensive range of cooking and dining facilities.

Sea View Bedroom Suites

The bedrooms continue the understated contemporary character of the rest of the house.

Soft neutral tones, carefully selected furnishings and crisp white bed linen create restful spaces that allow the Mediterranean views to remain the principal feature.

Every bedroom benefits from its own en-suite bathroom and dedicated dressing area.

Even more importantly, the bedrooms have terraces with sea views, allowing guests to step outside and enjoy the coastal setting directly from their accommodation.

This combination of private bathroom, dressing space and outdoor terrace gives each bedroom a high degree of independence – particularly valuable when several couples or families are sharing the property.

Private Gym

Guests who want to maintain their exercise routine during their stay have access to Villa Nereo's fully air-conditioned private gym.

Having dedicated fitness facilities within the property means there is no need to travel elsewhere for a workout.

The air conditioning is particularly valuable during Ibiza's warmer summer months, allowing guests to exercise comfortably regardless of the temperature outside.

A morning workout followed by a swim in the 24-metre pool makes particularly good use of the villa's extensive wellness facilities.

Infrared Sauna

Alongside the gym is an infrared sauna.

This provides another space for relaxation and recovery and complements the swimming pool and fitness facilities.

Whether used after a workout, following a long day exploring Ibiza or simply as part of a slower day at the villa, the sauna adds another dimension to Villa Nereo's facilities.

Roca Llisa

Villa Nereo is situated within Roca Llisa, an established residential community on Ibiza's east coast between Ibiza Town and Santa Eulalia.

The area is known for its dramatic coastal scenery, sea views and proximity to Ibiza's golf course.

Its position is particularly useful because guests can enjoy a quiet coastal setting while remaining within relatively easy reach of Ibiza Town, Marina Botafoch, Jesús, Cala Llonga and Santa Eulalia.

Roca Llisa also provides access to one of the area's hidden beaches, Cala Olivera, while neighbouring Sol d'en Serra is home to one of Ibiza's best-known coastal restaurants.

Cala Olivera

Cala Olivera is one of the closest coves to Roca Llisa and is well worth discovering during a stay at Villa Nereo.

Smaller and less developed than many of Ibiza's resort beaches, the cove is surrounded by rocky coastline and Mediterranean vegetation.

Its sheltered position means the water is often calm, making it attractive for swimming and snorkelling.

The intimate scale and natural setting give Cala Olivera a very different character from larger beaches such as Cala Llonga.

There is also a seasonal beach restaurant/chiringuito beside the cove, making it possible to combine a swim with an informal lunch without travelling far from Roca Llisa. The Roca Llisa community's local guide particularly highlights Mediterranean dishes and paella among the food available at Cala Olivera.

Sol d'en Serra

Immediately along the coastline from Roca Llisa is Sol d'en Serra, a dramatic bay surrounded by steep, rugged hills.

This is one of the most visually impressive sections of Ibiza's east coast, where rocky cliffs descend towards deep blue Mediterranean water.

The bay is also home to Amante Ibiza, one of the area's best-known restaurants.

Perched above the cove, Amante specialises in contemporary Mediterranean cooking and makes extensive use of its cliffside setting and sea views. The restaurant operates from daytime into the evening during its season.

It is a particularly appealing choice for a long lunch overlooking the sea or dinner after dark, and its proximity makes it especially relevant for guests staying at Villa Nereo.

Cala Llonga

Cala Llonga is approximately 6.5km from Villa Nereo and provides the nearest substantial beach resort.

Its wide sandy beach sits at the end of a deep, sheltered bay surrounded by pine-covered hills.

The sand is fine and the water is generally shallow, making Cala Llonga particularly popular with families. Cafés and restaurants are clustered around the bay, so everything needed for a straightforward beach day is close at hand.

The resort also provides useful everyday amenities, including shops and places for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

For guests travelling with children, Cala Llonga provides an easy alternative to the smaller and rockier coves around Roca Llisa.

Santa Eulalia del Río

Continue north along the coast and you reach Santa Eulalia del Río, one of Ibiza's most attractive year-round towns.

Santa Eulalia combines a broad sandy beach with a palm-lined promenade, marina, shops, cafés and an excellent selection of restaurants.

The town has long been particularly associated with food and dining. Carrer de Sant Vicent, commonly known as Restaurant Street, brings numerous restaurants together in the centre, while further options line the promenade and marina.

This makes Santa Eulalia an excellent choice when guests want to spend an evening away from the villa without heading into the busier atmosphere of Ibiza Town.

After dinner, take a walk along the promenade or around the marina, where bars and terraces become increasingly animated on summer evenings. Santa Eulalia's nightlife is generally centred on dining, drinks and live music rather than large clubs.

Cala Nova

Further north is Cala Nova, another attractive east-coast beach.

The beach combines pale sand and turquoise water with pine trees along the shoreline. Unlike the very sheltered Cala Llonga, Cala Nova is more exposed to the open Mediterranean and can experience larger waves when conditions change.

There are several restaurants overlooking the water, making Cala Nova an excellent destination for combining a beach day with lunch.

The coastline around Cala Nova and neighbouring Es Canar provides a completely different day out from the more secluded coves immediately surrounding Roca Llisa.

Jesús

Heading towards Ibiza Town brings you to the village of Jesús.

Although small, Jesús has developed an excellent reputation for restaurants and cafés and is a useful stopping point between Roca Llisa and Ibiza Town.

The village has supermarkets and everyday amenities as well as places for breakfast, lunch and dinner, making it useful for guests who want somewhere less busy than the island's capital.

Its location also places it close to Talamanca and Marina Botafoch.

Talamanca

Talamanca is one of the most convenient beaches close to Ibiza Town.

A long wooden promenade runs beside the bay, with numerous restaurants and bars overlooking the water.

The beach is particularly useful when you want to combine swimming with time in Ibiza Town or Marina Botafoch.

Stay for lunch beside the sea, continue into the marina for drinks or cross into the old town for an evening exploring Dalt Vila.

Sa Punta, at the far end of Talamanca, is among the restaurants highlighted by Roca Llisa's own local dining guide and provides Mediterranean and international dining in a waterfront setting.

S'Estanyol & Cala Bonita

Another interesting coastal destination between Roca Llisa and Ibiza Town is S'Estanyol.

This small cove feels considerably more secluded than nearby Talamanca despite being within easy reach of the capital.

It is home to Cala Bonita, a beach restaurant focused on fresh local ingredients, seafood and grilled dishes. The restaurant is also identified by Roca Llisa's local guide as one of the dining options close to the urbanisation.

It can be a good choice when guests want the atmosphere of a beach restaurant without travelling across the island.

Ibiza Town & Dalt Vila

Ibiza Town is close enough to Villa Nereo for an afternoon of shopping, dinner or a full evening out.

The historic fortified old town of Dalt Vila rises above the harbour and provides one of the island's most memorable places to explore on foot.

Narrow cobbled streets climb through the ancient walls towards the cathedral and elevated viewpoints, while the lower old town contains boutiques, galleries, restaurants and bars.

During summer evenings, the harbour below becomes increasingly lively as shops remain open late and restaurant terraces fill.

It is an excellent destination for guests who want to combine Ibiza's history and architecture with dinner and drinks.

Marina Botafoch

Across the harbour from Dalt Vila is Marina Botafoch.

The marina provides another side of Ibiza's evening scene, with restaurants and bars overlooking the yachts and across the water towards the illuminated old town.

It is particularly attractive around sunset and after dark, when the waterfront becomes one of Ibiza's most popular places for dinner and pre-club drinks.

The proximity of Roca Llisa means Villa Nereo guests can enjoy an evening here while returning afterwards to the quieter surroundings of the east coast.

Restaurants Near Villa Nereo

The area surrounding Roca Llisa provides considerably more dining variety than its peaceful coastal setting might initially suggest.

For a casual meal close to home, Cala Olivera provides a beachside option in a secluded cove.

At Sol d'en Serra, Amante offers Mediterranean dining in a dramatic cliffside setting overlooking the sea.

Cala Llonga has a broader range of informal restaurants and cafés, while Santa Eulalia is one of the island's strongest destinations for guests who enjoy trying different restaurants throughout their stay.

Closer to Ibiza Town, S'Estanyol and Talamanca provide further beachside dining choices, while Marina Botafoch and the old town dramatically expand the options for an evening out.

Restaurant opening periods can be seasonal, so reservations and checking current opening dates are recommended, particularly outside July and August.

Nightlife

Villa Nereo's location works particularly well for guests who want Ibiza's nightlife within reach without having to stay in one of the island's busy nightlife centres.

The immediate Roca Llisa area is quiet and residential.

For relaxed evenings, Cala Llonga and Santa Eulalia provide restaurants and bars without a major clubbing scene. Santa Eulalia's evenings are largely focused around its marina, promenade, restaurants and smaller bars.

For a livelier night, Ibiza Town and Marina Botafoch offer cocktail bars, restaurants and late-night venues.

The island's major clubs are also accessible by taxi or car. Event programmes vary substantially throughout the season, so anyone travelling for a particular DJ or event should check schedules before arrival.

This balance is one of the strengths of Roca Llisa: guests can experience Ibiza's restaurants and nightlife whenever they choose, then return to the privacy and tranquillity of Villa Nereo.

Golf Ibiza

Golfers have the added advantage of being close to Ibiza's principal golf course, located within the Roca Llisa area.

The surrounding green landscape provides an interesting contrast to the rocky coastline and gives guests another activity beyond Ibiza's beaches.

The golf course also has its own restaurant, Hoyo 19, serving Mediterranean dishes from a terrace overlooking the course.

Exploring Ibiza from Villa Nereo

Villa Nereo's east-coast position makes it possible to experience very different sides of Ibiza without spending every day travelling long distances.

Stay close to home and you can explore Cala Olivera, swim in the clear water and return to the villa for an afternoon beside the 24-metre pool.

Another day can begin at Cala Llonga before continuing to Sol d'en Serra for lunch or dinner overlooking the Mediterranean.

Head north and Santa Eulalia provides shopping, restaurants and a marina, with Cala Nova and the beaches of Ibiza's northeast beyond.

Travel south and you can stop in Jesús before continuing to Talamanca, Marina Botafoch and Ibiza Town.

And there will inevitably be days when leaving Villa Nereo doesn't seem necessary at all.

With approximately 3,000m² of gardens, extensive sea-facing terraces, a 24-metre heated infinity pool, outdoor kitchen and barbecue, garden cinema, private gym, infrared sauna and panoramic views towards Formentera, the villa provides more than enough space and facilities for complete days at home.